Recall Issued for Celsius Energy Drinks Mislabeled as High Noon Vodka Seltzers
By
The Onion Staff
A five-star bake. Worth schmearing, sharing, saving.
Summary
High Noon vodka seltzers were mistakenly packaged as Celsius energy drinks, leading to a recall due to the risk of unintentional alcohol consumption. The error highlights potential safety concerns in product packaging and distribution.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledCertain 12-packs of Celsius energy drinks have been recalled after a packaging error led them to contain High Noon vodka seltzer instead, posing a risk of unintentional alcohol ingestion.
The error highlights potential safety concerns in product packaging and distribution.
You might also wanna read
D'Dioses Fruit Pops Recalled in 4 States Over Undeclared Allergens and Dyes
D'Dioses Fruit Pops, a fruit popsicle brand sold across the Northeast US, has been voluntarily recalled by De Dios's Ice Pops II LLC after a
balleralert.com·6h ago
Thermos recalls 8 million containers after stopper defect causes permanent vision loss
Thermos is voluntarily recalling over 8 million insulated jars and bottles after reports that the stoppers can forcefully eject when opened,
goodmorningamerica.com·28d ago
Com la pressió estètica i la grassofòbia afecten la nostra relació amb el menjar, segons una nutricionista
La dietista-nutricionista Julia Palacios analitza com la pressió estètica i la grassofòbia afecten negativament la relació de les persones a
mengem.ara.cat·6h ago
New federal dietary guidelines recommend doubling protein intake, sparking debate among nutrition experts
The latest U.S. federal dietary guidelines advise Americans to prioritize protein at every meal and double their daily intake, emphasizing r
pbs.org·1d ago
Carnivore diet study retracted; author argues for vegetables and against diet misinformation
This article discusses the retraction of a study that was used to support the carnivore diet, popularized by Jordan Peterson and his daughte
skepchick.org·2d ago
Food insecurity in the US now exceeds pandemic-era levels, New York Fed survey finds
A new survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reveals that food insecurity in the United States is now worse than during the peak o
npr.org·3d ago